Recommended Reading
for the Wealthy Mind

The recommended reading we share has helped us become who we are today. The time and money that we have spent on our wealth education has been well worth it.

Although, I have to admit that growing up I was never a reader. Actually, it's more accurate to say that I dreaded it. It was mainly due to the books I had to read in school. It was pretty much boring material that I would probably never use in my adult life.

I can distinctly remember when I started to like reading. We had asked our financial advisor for more reading material on finances. (When I say we, I really mean my wife because she actually likes to read.) So, he sent her the book Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.

Well, she enjoyed it. She recommended the financial book to me and I reluctantly accepted. But I did read it and I'm glad I did. It really sparked a keen interest in us because this kind of education could be put to use.

From then on, my wife and I have put a lot of energy into increasing not only our financial education, but our personal development overall. We truly enjoy the material and courses that we have encountered. They have benefited us in our journey to reach wealth in all aspects of our life. James Arthur Ray refers to this idea as Harmonic Wealth:

Spiritual - Mental - Relational - Physical - Financial

Even though this website is primarily geared towards increasing your financial prosperity, all five aspects must be in harmony to achieve true wealth.

The goal here is to realize prosperity and abundance. But it doesn't come without education. Benjamin Franklin once said:

Check your purse. If it's already empty, maybe it's time to start reading.

Inspirational

• As a Man Thinketh by James Allen
  

• Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
  
• The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
  

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